Sensors in satellites, aircraft or unmanned aircraft can monitor virtually everything going on in an area.
To keep their population in check, the East German authorities monitored virtually every aspect of day-to-day life.
The United States-led spying system known as Echelon can monitor virtually every communication in the world -- by e-mail, phone or fax -- that bounces off a satellite, the European Parliament was told.
"Now that, increasingly, consumers have a device with them to monitor virtually anything they do with the Internet, why not offer that capability to monitor and remote control?" said Ross Rubin, an analyst at Reticle Research.
Case officers at the independent Humanitarian Law Center, who monitored virtually every trial at the time, suggested that Mr. Kostunica had sought to use the prisoners as leverage in negotiations with the West over Kosovo and over cooperation with the United Nations war crimes tribunal in The Hague.
Critics say it is designed to make it harder for US internet companies to operate in the country and will give Russia's secret services – which are reportedly able to monitor virtually all data transmitted by domestic internet service providers – greater access to information held by foreign firms.
On Tuesday night, as she stood in her salmon-colored running shoes on the green carpeted floor of the Senate chamber and spoke about the bill from 11 18 a.m. to about 10 p.m., Republicans monitored virtually her every move and word, waiting to catch her violating Texas' obscure filibuster rules, which prohibited her from leaning on her desk or straying off topic.
If you've decided to let Google monitor virtually everything you do in your house, then you probably have a Chromecast.
Cyfe is an all-in-one business dashboard makes it easy to monitor virtually every piece of analytic data about your business (really).
Patients signed written informed consent and were randomised (with balanced randomization [1∶1] through a computer generated randomization list without any restriction) to either: Arm I, where they were monitored virtually via the internet during the first year of follow-up; or arm II, where they were monitored in the day hospital via standard care.
